Insanely Practical

Learning takes time, but seeking shallow understanding instead of deep mastery is a waste of that time. In most cases, true learning requires a deep grasp of underlying concepts. Without that depth of understanding, the knowledge won't be very useful. Investing the time and energy into proper learning will pay off later. But we need the patience to stick with it and keep working, without letting self-doubt creep in. The enemy is often the mind itself - our emotions make us question our abilities and convictions. We can't let that happen. We must stay focused on the hustle and keep moving forward. The key is recognizing that true learning takes commitment and perseverance. Shallow understanding may seem faster, but it won't serve us well in the long run. We have to be willing to put in the work required for deep, meaningful learning. With patience and determination, the rewards will come.

One thing that struck me when I did the calculation of my expenses is that it is bit of in a wrong direction. I could see the expenses rising up and up. But it's not the issue. Its the place where I'm spending. Literally no penny for education and majority for entertainment. The excuses while spending money on learning has been never visible while spending on entertainment. Even half of ir changes a lot.

Whenever we expect a result, it will be grounded on the work involved. The more efficient the work, the better the outcome will be. Most of the time when we expect the results without putting enough work, we suffer. So making sure that we give the best while expecting a good result.